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This statement assumes that objectification is a fixed state -- that once you focus on someone's physical beauty, you can never go back to appreciating them in a 'purer' way. I've always felt it's a pretty clear fallacy: it's fairly common (and often desired) to tell your girlfriend she is smoking in her brand new dress. That doesn't mean you don't appreciate her intellect outside the bedroom, or that you only view her as a walking pair of tits.